LORYERGO Dual Monitor Stand Riser Computer Accessories & Peripherals Review

This is a system that requires assembly and is not difficult to assemble. I should probably read the product ad. I was planning to build a dual monitor workstation and apparently I have older monitors that require mounting holes. The product connected easily and should work fine once I put my monitors on it. Assembly was easy, the parts were well marked and you need a Phillips screwdriver. I can't hide my keyboard under the center piece, I could end up resorting to a keyboard tray.

I wanted to like it but it's not what I thought. Mostly short shelves made of chipboard. The two side pieces have one leg while the other side balances on the center block. My laptop meets a tablet and a second monitor. And since the end of the sidebar cannot fall off the center unit, I have to be very careful when setting up the devices. I use mine in a U shape for my L shaped table. The ends are unstable unless I put something under the back corner for support. Everything is OK. But I need…

The first thing to know is that it looks bigger on Photoshop monitors than it really is. I'm sure when I read the dimensions they add up - all I know is you can't escape the picture. The base of my monitors occupies almost all of the outer blocks. As expected, this is a pressed record, but the finish on the pressed record was better than I expected. Very durable coating. Attractive. It was easy to assemble. Standard cardboard fittings, 1 pin next to the screw and metal swivel inserts. The…

Okay these are 7 pieces of nicely finished pressed card. The center is a vertex with two ends supporting it; nothing front and back. The two sides are just one board and one end (each) is slightly longer so they rest on the middle "U". That's all. You can easily rotate the side panels as they are not attached to anything; they rest on the middle part. As long as they overlap enough to support the monitor's weight, you're fine. After that has been said. I chose this because I wanted to elevate…

I bought this unit to save some desk space. The idea was to store my keyboard under the middle shelf. I have a number pad attached to my keyboard that doesn't fit under any of the shelves. While I'm happy with every other aspect of this product, I'm utterly disappointed to learn that my keyboard can't be where I want it to be. Other issues: The extended shelves just sit on top of the middle shelf with no hardware or sliding grooves to hold them in place. At the moment this is not a problem for…